Life at the Top

Life at the Top (1965)Cast and Crew

Movie"The more they live it up the more they have to live it down!"

Cast

L
Laurence Harvey
as Joe Lampton
J
Jean Simmons
as Susan Lampton
H
Honor Blackman
as Norah Hauxley
M
Michael Craig
as Mark
D
Donald Wolfit
as Abe Brown
R
Robert Morley
as Tiffield
M
Margaret Johnston
as Sybil
A
Ambrosine Phillpotts
as Mrs. Margaret Brown
A
Allan Cuthbertson
as George Aisgill
P
Paul A. Martin
as Harry
F
Frances Cosslett
as Barbara
I
Ian Shand
as Ralph Hethersett
G
George A. Cooper
as Graffham
N
Nigel Davenport
as Mottram
A
Andrew Laurence
as McLelland
G
Geoffrey Bayldon
as Industrial Psychologist
D
Denis Quilley
as Ben
D
David Oxley
as Tim
D
David McKail
as Oscar
P
Paul Whitsun-Jones
as Keatley
C
Charles Lamb
as Wincastle
M
Michael Newport
as Newspaper Boy
R
Richard Leech
as Doctor
I
Ingrid Anthofer
as Stripper
H
Harry Fowler
as Magic Beans Man
H
Hyma Beckley
as Sherry Party Guest
E
Ernest Blyth
as Election Agent
E
Edward Fox
as Office Supervisor
V
Victor Harrington
as Board Member
D
Dido Plumb
as Art Exhibitor Visitor
P
Philip Stone
as Tiffield Interview Panel

Crew

D
Derek York
Editor
M
Mordecai Richler
Screenplay
E
Edward Marshall
Art Direction
T
Ted Kotcheff
Director
J
Jenia Reissar
Casting
R
Richard Addinsell
Original Music Composer
J
James Woolf
Producer
O
Oswald Morris
Director of Photography
J
John Braine
Novel
S
Saul Cooper
Unit Publicist
B
Brian West
Camera Operator
C
Charles Blair
Production Manager
G
George Frost
Makeup Artist
W
William Kirby
Associate Producer
M
Maurice Gillett
Electrician
J
Joan Smallwood
Hairdresser
J
John Woolf
Producer
N
Norman Bolland
Sound Recordist
K
Kip Gowans
Assistant Director
J
Jackie Cummins
Wardrobe Master
M
Marcus Dods
Conductor
B
Bob Jones
Sound Recordist
D
David Ffolkes
Set Dresser
P
Phyllis Crocker
Continuity
J
Jonathan Bates
Sound Editor
B
Beatrice Dawson
Costume Designer

At The Top Collection

Room at the Top is a 1959 British drama film based on the 1957 novel of the same name by John Braine. The film was widely lauded, and was nominated for six Academy Awards, winning two. Room at the Top is seen as the first of the British New Wave of kitchen-sink-realism film dramas. It was followed by a sequel in 1965 entitled Life at the Top.